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So price the decision as fee plus media against added gross profit, never as a rate card comparison.\n\n## The short version\n\n- **There are two costs, and only their sum matters.** The retainer and the media budget draw on one pool of gross profit.\n- **A flat fee makes the sum solvable.** Ours starts at $800 a month for one product and reaches $2,400 for five, all 50+ services included.\n- **A share of ad spend is the model you will meet most often.** Ask any candidate to price the same account at double today's media.\n- **The floor is media, not fee.** We publish no hard minimum, and below about $1,000 a month of spend there are too few clicks to decide weekly.\n- **Cancellation belongs inside the model.** Ours runs on 30 days of notice, and the Seller Central account, the campaigns, and the creative stay with you.\n\n## What the invoice looked like from the buyer's side\n\nI ran data and technology at BRANDED and Moonshot Brands, two large Amazon aggregators. Part of the job was auditing and scaling 60+ acquired brands doing $5M to $10M each.\n\nPlenty arrived with an advertising agency attached, so I read those invoices as the payer. Two habits came out of it.\n\nThe first is that I stopped asking what an agency charges and started asking what the channel costs in total. Fee plus media is the only figure that reaches the profit line. An agency at half the fee running twice the spend is the more expensive of the two.\n\nThe second is that I priced the exit before I priced the work. A brand was worth less to us at acquisition when the campaigns, the creative, and the account permissions sat somewhere we could not reach.\n\nWe built Flapen the way I wanted to buy. Fifty operators run about 70 brands by hand out of Abu Dhabi, nothing is subcontracted, and account access runs through permissions the client can revoke the same afternoon.\n\n## The arithmetic that decides whether an agency pays for itself\n\nRun these five lines before you take a sales call.\n\n1. **Find contribution per unit.** Selling price minus landed cost minus Amazon referral and fulfillment fees minus a provision for returns.\n2. **Turn it into a rate.** Divide contribution by selling price, and that percentage is what each incremental dollar of revenue returns.\n3. **Add the two costs.** Monthly management fee plus monthly media budget is your channel cost.\n4. **Divide channel cost by the contribution rate.** The answer is the added revenue the engagement must produce before it breaks even.\n5. **Hold it against a month you have already had.** If break-even is a large multiple of your best month, the agency is not your constraint.\n\nHere is the sum on our published figures. One product on the $800 tier, plus the $1,000 a month of media we recommend as a working floor, is $1,800 of channel cost. At a contribution rate of 30%, an illustrative number you should replace with your own, break-even sits at $6,000 of added monthly revenue.\n\nAt 20% the same channel cost needs $9,000. The rate moved ten points and the target moved $3,000, so no one can call a fee expensive without knowing your margin.\n\n## The cost table, every line included\n\n| Cost line | What it is | Our figure |\n|---|---|---|\n| Management fee | Monthly, by product count | $800 for one product rising to $2,400 for five, 6 and above scoped on a call |\n| Onboarding or setup | A one-time charge many add | None |\n| Commission on media | A share of your ad spend | None |\n| Revenue share | Outcome pricing instead of a fee | 10 to 20%, only above $50,000 a month in profit |\n| Cash at signature | What leaves your account in week one | First and last month upfront |\n| Media budget | Paid by you to Amazon | No hard minimum, about $1,000 a month before weekly decisions read cleanly |\n| Your own hours | Time it costs you | About 2 hours a month after onboarding |\n| Exit | What leaving costs | 30 days of notice, no long-term contract, no lock-in |\n\nFlapen figures as of September 2026.\n\nThree shapes cover almost every proposal you will read. A flat fee is fixed while your revenue is not, so cost per order falls as volume grows.\n\nA share of ad spend moves with a number the agency recommends, so get the rate in writing and multiply it at double today's media. A share of revenue or profit ties the fee to the outcome, and ours replaces the fixed fee rather than joining it.\n\nRun all three through step four at your own contribution rate. The proposal with the lowest break-even added revenue wins the shortlist, and it is rarely the lowest headline fee.\n\n## What an Amazon ad agency will not tell you\n\nFour numbers stay out of the pitch, ours included, and each one is a sum you can run yourself.\n\n- **Cost per order of management is never reported.** Divide the fee by the orders the account produced, so on the $800 tier two hundred orders is $4 per order, 800 orders is $1. A figure that stays flat across a quarter means you are buying maintenance at the price of growth.\n- **Week one costs more than the monthly rate suggests.** Our first invoice covers the first month and the last month together, so a single-product account puts $1,600 on the table before a campaign is rebuilt. Ask what leaves your bank before any work lands.\n- **A percentage fee earns least in the month you should be spending less.** Hold the rate constant, halve the media, and the fee halves alongside a decision that made you money. Ask when that last happened and what they did.\n- **Killing a product costs us money.** Dropping from three products to two moves our own fee from $1,500 to $1,150, so an honest stop recommendation is worth $350 a month against us. Weigh our advice knowing that.\n\nHold us to all four. If our written audit will not run that arithmetic on your account, do not hire us.\n\n## Related answers\n\n- [Amazon ad types](\u002Fblog\u002Famazon-ad-types)\n- [Amazon ads case studies](\u002Fblog\u002Famazon-ads-case-studies)\n- [Full service Amazon agency for cross-border MENA](\u002Fblog\u002Ffull-service-amazon-agency-for-cross-border-mena)\n- [How to handle currency conversion and payouts Amazon](\u002Fblog\u002Fhow-to-handle-currency-conversion-and-payouts-amazon)\n- [Amazon account measurement and audits: the complete guide](\u002Fblog\u002Fmeasurement-and-audit)\n\nHere is one thing to do this week at no cost. If you sell one to five products on Amazon, write your contribution rate on one line and the fee plus media you are weighing on the next.\n\nDivide the second by the first, and you have the added revenue any agency must produce to earn its keep. Set that figure beside your best month before you hear a pitch.\n\nHave that arithmetic run on your own account in a free written audit, seven areas with the fixes in order, back inside 48 hours from [Flapen](\u002Famazon-consulting).\n\n## Keep learning\n\n- [Run Amazon advertising](\u002Fguides\u002Fadvertising)\n- [Run the review math](\u002Ftools\u002Freview-calculator)\n","published","advertising",[14,15,16,17],"ppc","fees","amazon-fba","seller-account","joel-turcotte-gaucher","\u002Fimages\u002Fblog\u002Fclusters\u002Fmeasurement-and-audit-08.jpg","2026-09-08T11:21:13.659+00:00",{"faq":22,"seo":39,"batch":40,"cluster":41,"cover_alt":42,"answers_prompt":43,"primary_benchmark":44},[23,27,31,35],{"id":24,"answer":25,"question":26},"amazon-ad-agency-faq-1","Budget two numbers, the management fee and the media you pay Amazon. Ours is flat, $800 a month for one product rising to $2,400 for five, with no commission and no onboarding fee. Six and above are scoped on a call.","How much does an Amazon ad agency cost?",{"id":28,"answer":29,"question":30},"amazon-ad-agency-faq-2","Run step four first. If break-even added revenue is several times your best month, the money does more work sitting in inventory. A single product with thin traffic usually needs listing and price work before a manager.","Is an Amazon ad agency worth it for one product?",{"id":32,"answer":33,"question":34},"amazon-ad-agency-faq-3","An ad agency owns the console. A full-service agency owns the account, so listings, creative, catalog, and pricing input come with it. Ours includes all 50+ services at every tier, so the fee holds steady when the fix sits outside advertising.","What is the difference between an ad agency and a full-service Amazon agency?",{"id":36,"answer":37,"question":38},"amazon-ad-agency-faq-4","Our onboarding runs an audit, then a named brand manager, then the blockers, then execution. 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